Well, the Redskins are serious, serious underdogs in Vegas. But you know what? I'm still feeling good. I'm feeling confident. Because from here on out the rest of the season is gravy. And you know what else? I think we can keep it rolling. Here's four reasons why:
First, Seattle fans are super nice, apparently. No homefield edge there. Volume, shmolume. Every stadium is loud, especially in the playoffs.
Secondly, we've got Joe Gibbs, the man, the myth, the legend. Read that linked story and tell me if it doesn't remind you why you have total faith in him and his teams.
Thirdly, we've got a little revenge factor that could give our defense that little extra juice.
And finally, we've got a rap! Check this out:
http://www.rlconsultingonline.com/skinsclip.wmv
If that doesn't get you pumped up, Skins fans, nothing will.
But anyway, here's the bottom line. Even if the Skins' season ends tomorrow in Seattle, it will still be an unqualified success and will have exceeded all rational expectations. So, the Redskins are playing with house money at this point. Seattle is most decidedly not. They know it, and the Redskins know it. That's why the Skins will come out loose in the rainy city, and Seattle will come out tight. Ballgame.
GO SKINS!!!
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"I'm feeling confident. Because from here on out the rest of the season is gravy. And you know what else? I think we can keep it rolling. Here's four reasons why:"
Well, so much for those four reasons and the gravy train. The Redskins were fortunate to even be in the game, and that was only because of some self-inflicted miscues on the part of the SeaHawks.
j. cameron, Seahawk fan, Post reader.
By gravy, I meant that the Redskins had overacheived this season, rendering their season a success regardless of what happened in the Seattle game. Looks like you misunderstood that a little bit. I thought Seattle was supposed to be this super-literate city.
Second, by "miscues," do you mean "turnovers?" Just checking.
We'll see if the Seahawks can meet their fans' expectations, or if they let them down again. The Skins exceeded our expectations. Maybe, maybe, your team can do the same. But I wouldn't bet on it.
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